Entrepreneurs have a clear demand to the government. Almost half indicated one priority

Nearly half of entrepreneurs, i.e. 46 percent indicated deregulation as the government's priority this year – according to a study commissioned by the Lewiatan Confederation. However, 45 percent believes that the reform of the Social Dialogue Council is also important.

When asked “should deregulation still be the government's priority?”, 46 percent entrepreneurs answered: “definitely yes” or “rather yes”, 23 percent said they were “probably not” or “definitely not”, and 21 percent answered “neither yes nor no”.

The published study shows that deregulation enjoys the greatest support among small (49%) and medium-sized enterprises (42%), and the least support among large enterprises (40%).

At the same time, 45 percent surveyed managers believed that The government's priority this year should be the reform of the Social Dialogue Council. 16% were of the opposite opinion. companies. The greatest support for this position is found among representatives of large companies – 56%. of them agree that reform should have the status of a priority, and 8 percent is against it.

The “Business Index” conducted a cyclical survey of entrepreneurs' sentiment in January and February this year. on a representative sample of CBM Indicator entrepreneurs commissioned by the Lewiatan Confederation.

Konfederacja Lewiatan is a Polish business organization representing the interests of employers in Poland and the European Union.

The Social Dialogue Council is a forum for tripartite dialogue in Poland and cooperation between employees, employers and the government, operating at the central level. RDS replaced the Tripartite Commission for Social and Economic Affairs, which had been operating since 1994. (PAP)

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